Google is testing its new Privacy Sandbox settings in Chrome
that allows remarketing and ad click measurement without tracking behavior across sites.
Origin trials will let Google test experimental Chrome technology with a limited number of people to make sure it's ready for general use. Starting today, developers can begin testing code for Topics, FLEDGE and Attribution Reporting in the Canary Chrome beta"and we'll progress to origin trials with a limited number of Chrome Beta users as soon as possible," it wrote. Eventually, the company will expand trials to a stable version of Chrome to access a larger user subset.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Google releases version 100 of the Chrome Browser with new icon includedGoogle releases version 100 of its Chrome Browser for iOS, Android, and desktop operating systems. Along with updated software comes a revised Chrome icon.
Read more »
Google issues warning for Chrome usersGoogle says its Chrome browser is vulnerable to a dangerous hack.
Read more »
TCL 6-Series (65R646) with Google TV ReviewThe TCL 6-series has long been a great way to get a great TV experience at a reasonable price. It’s also been pretty up to date with newer TV technologies, and recent models offer Samsung’s much-loved QLED tech for brighter, more vibrant colors. Until recently, however, the TV was only available with Roku. Now, Roku …
Read more »
YouTube TV soon to bring important audio feature to Google TV, Android TV, RokuYouTube TV has just announced that it has already started to test 5.1 audio support on Google TV, Android TV, and Roku
Read more »
Google could introduce an AirTag and Tile tag scanner to AndroidThe scanner may be able to notify you if it finds an AirTag or a Tile tag and let you ring the tracker
Read more »